today they've targeted the cell of inmate alex everett.they find what they're looking for. >> here's some 410, 412, boss swagger, look like some blood code. b.o.s.s. boss carter records. they're trying to hide their gang stuff in rap music. >> right. >> boss, boss swagga enterprises. boss is the brothers of the strong struggle which is a designated security threat group in the state of florida. and it listed them the people's nation as a blood set. hey this guy is an insane gangsta disciple. he, this is something different, jimmy. an igd dark side. insane. this is something we need right there. we found out what we need already. ooh. >> what we're looking for. new sentence. >> ooh, this is a manifesto. this is their policies, their rules. and we have family respect. your involvement inside and how you're supposed to act. your hierarchy as you rise up. generically they call that information officer knight's reading knowledge. and if you're going to represent as any gang member you're supposed to be able to spout that knowledge. >> this is g

they would feed to everett middle school. and that recommendation was shared with all of the affected school communities that would have been affected. if the recommendation had been implemented. and then when the board came back from recess last august, after it's july recess. it took up this recommendation and held a committee of the whole, or maybe it was -- well, student assignment oriented meeting. and all, at least six or if not all members of the board of education participated in this. and it was very illuminating discussion. and many discussions outside of this meeting as well. but in this particular meeting many members of the daniel webster community attended and expressed their concerns about this proposal. and spoke in behalf of their proposal to create this two-campus k-8 school. the board of education collectively expressed many questions. and wanted the staff to look more carefully at some of the factors. and do more analysis and express reservations about moving forward at that time with the staff's recommend

everett koop was unassailable.blunt as all get out, totally unequivocal in saying conclusively, yeah, smoking is bad for you. from his "new york times" obituary, "dr. koop said he had begun campaigning against smoking after studying the research into its link to cancer, heart disease, stroke and other diseases. he was dumfounded, he said, and then plainly furious at the tobacco industry for attempting to obfuscate and trivialize this extraordinarily important public information." surgeon general c. everett koop changed the national understanding and the national conversation about tobacco. once he punctured the tobacco companies' disinformation and denial on smoking being so bad for you, that put the focus on those companies for having hidden that information, for having covered up the fact that if you use their product as directed it will hurt you. they knew that. and they kept that information from their customers. now, facing that turn in the conversation, the companies tried to protect themselves. they tried to

they would feed to everett middle sc.

but everett says the fact that these products even exist demonstrates that we have lost sight of the real issue. >> do you want to live in a country where your child has to go to school on a daily basis wearing bullet-proof clothing because at any given moment they could be attacked and killed by someone who is homicidal and who has gained easy access to military-style fire power? i would ask them, is that your vision or of america? or does that to you sound like a third world country. >> that piece is important. this is the important piece. >> reporter: but for this father, that threat exists. the early reviews from jilia are mixed. >> is it comfortable? >> it's heavy and it smells. >>. >> reporter: what do you like about this? >> that it has hearts. >> reporter: do you think everything went according to plan? >> she seemed to embrace it and understand that her safety is important. >> reporter: he hasn't been near the movie theatre since the shooting. but now that jalia can potentially protect herself with the backpack, they might go to the movies again. >> reporter: is it crazy for

when staff made a recommendation that is not implemented but to change the feeder pattern to everett. we made all members of those school communities aware of that recommendation. and likewise based on the board's direction, that recommendation was put on hold, to say the least. we informed all members of the school community in that development. i think that dr. stevens is in the best position to describe the current situation with the webster community. and we can do our best to talk about more detailed aspects of the communication with isa. >> thank you. >> we have a quick question from commissioner norton. >> (inaudible). sorry, it says current analysis suggest there is no tension between demand for elementary seats in webster or bryant areas, and analysis will help in future trends. what does that mean? >> what that means is that right now all of the requests for daniel webster and bryant can be accommodated within the existing capacity of those schools. and if you were to look at the number of applicants for daniel webster, i am sorry, that live in the daniel webster attendance

and there is a sense that everett middle school is a more natural feeder pattern historically speaking. and for several other reasons that members of the bryant community feel that everett is a more appropriate feeder pattern. in the meantime we have seen that very few families and students exiting the fifth grade. and we have one-and-a-half years of data on this, because the feeder patterns are fairly new. between webster and bryant, when the fifth graders are moving on to sixth grade. few have requested isa as a middle school. now we are still in a period of several years, where the assignment of middle school, the first step is for families to make a choice. we are not in a stage of automatic assignment to any middle school. and also in the meantime as i think everyone is aware. the board of education members i know are aware of this. sorry for the repetition as you have heard this many times. for the benefit of the supervisors in particular, members of the daniel webster community have done a lot of work and lot of impressive work to develop a proposal regarding a two-campus k-8 sc

whereas more than 150 [inaudible] unique program often setting them on an of the program have come from everett [inaudible] james [inaudible] martin luther king junior, [inaudible] clear lily, hoovers james lake, benjamin franklin middle school. each school receives copies of the odd vocation forms [inaudible] and were has expressed his commitment to expanding december /treubgt programs in to seven fields to better prepare students for [inaudible] focused its agenda on a strategic approach to execute this bill. we commend the american association of the university women's expresses its deepest appreciation for the support the branch has shown to advance the [inaudible] by middle schoolgirls. >> thank you. i don't have any public speakers signed up for this item. i was thinking we could have comments from the board vote and then if you wanted your guests to say a few words after we present the certificates. any comments welcome from the board members. any comments from board members? >> just if i may say i'm a proud member of aauw and have been aware of this program for a number of years and wan

and that's a community meeting and that will be in the mission and it'll be at 450 church street at everett middle school and that starts at 6:00 pm. >> any announcements? >> we have the resolution for organization reporting for an agenda, i believe in april. was it the first meeting in april or the second? the third meeting many april? april 3. okay. good for that. thank you for that clarification. i believe at the last meeting we had mr. lawrence had brought up the topic of our community outreach and letting folks know when and where we're having our community meetings and just in general our notifications. and in follow up of that i'm wondering if we could get a copy, inspector, of all of the places that we do publicize meetings and if we could just have that distributed and spend a few minutes going over it so if there's something else we can do that isn't going to cost the department a significant amount of money that's within budget that we can do that as additional outreach on behalf of the commission. and if we could schedule that for any time that's con convenient for you, inspecto

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at the santa clara home of everett basham.also found what is described as a homemade destructive device. the 45-year- old was charged iast month with possessing assault weapons, explosives and bomb- making materials. as well as threatening state senator yee. >> today, the san francisco fire department showed off its first brand, new firehouse in more than 40 years. this folsom street building. replaces the old fire station. which was one of the busiest firehouses in the nation. the new seismically safe facility cost 12- million dollars. the construction was mostly paid for. by the n modern art, in exchange for station house on howard street. this land as part of its expansion. the financial powerhouse charles schwab, who is also the museum's chairman. says it is a great deal. new musuem here's a rendering of what the new museum expansion will look like. it's expected to open in 2016. >> jacqueline: changes coming to the forecast. we are going to see some fog. there is a slight chance of isolated storms. with warmer temperature

the first of several this spring tonight at everett middle school. starts at 5 pm and we'll cover some of the same information that you just mentioned commissioner. >> and on the last /aeu /tphoupbgsment i wanna make is that the budget committee will meet next on april 2, is that correct? here at 6 o'clock. 3rd? april 3. thank you. >> can i ask a quick question of [inaudible]. are those community conversations on our website somewhere? if i saw somebody i could say go to the website and they'll be there. >> i believe so. this is the first one, but we actually haven't -- this is mostly being produced and hosted by coalman and we're gonna share the bill, but we haven't scheduled or other series of community meetings. we may engage with other partners to coproduce those as well and when we do have those date, time, locations we will certainly broadcast it widely, but i think our district efforts at promoting this particular event have been more limited and coalman has been doing more of the outreach. >> thank you. >> so that takes care of all our commit

i can't speculate on that >> reporter: anti-silencer nuts like everett want to actually regulate politeness >> there's nothing courteous about it. americans do not want people firing guns with silencers equipped in their neighborhoods >> reporter: do you even have a study to back that up? >> you don't need a study on that. all you need is common sense. >> reporter: but with america's ears suffering a tragedy every single day should he consider a more radical approach. i have an idea. less guns out there. less noise out there. maybe regulation is the way to go >> no. the government trying to regulate guns just will not work. >> reporter: gun regulation will never work then? >> it doesn't work reporter: what about the regulations with silencers? >> ridiculous. completely ridiculous. regulations of silencers are soy figure tiff that people typically don't want to buy one. >> reporter: so it's working too well >> i see your point. reporter: yes, america. until these strict silencer laws change, scenes like this will be my guest tonight is a good one. emmy winner, the game of thrones now about t

the first of several this spring tonight at everett middle school. starts at 5 pm and we'll cover some of the same information that you just mentioned commissioner. >> and on the last /aeu /tphoupbgsment i wanna make is that the budget committee will meet next on april 2, is that correct? here at 6 o'clock. 3rd?

everett strongly disagrees with that. everett proposed to hampton three years ago and hope the supreme court rules in their favor. >> if anything were to happen, heaven forbid that one of us had to go in the hospital, we might be banned from visiting each other in the hospital. we don't have legal rights. and that's the problem because we're a dedicated couple that should have them. >> all we're saying is you can't prevent us from loving each other, it's really that simple. >> reporter: the folks you see here say they will hold another vigil here on the steps tomorrow after hearing arguments on the defense of marriage act. reporting live in san francisco, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, cheryl. of course we have much more on today's historic supreme court hearing on our website, nbcbayarea.com. you can also listen into all the audio on today's arguments and read more on what it could mean for the future of same-sex marriage in kachbd also nationwide. >>> in other news, a san diego area man is under

everett koop really was a surgeon. in fact, he established the country's first neo-natal icu in philadelphia. but he carved out his place in history back in 1986 when he sent this pamplet on aids to all 107 million households. some of the issues involved in this brochure you may not be used to discussing openly, he wrote. but now you must discuss them. the reagan administration had been accused of being slow to recognize the epidemic. when he joined the fight he pulled no punches. >> his bully approach to great killers in this world, tobacco and hiv, i believe he's responsible for saving many, many lives. >> you can't ask more of a doctor than that. dr. koop was the first surgeon general to officially warn about the dangers of passive smoking. he was a vigorous opponent of big tobacco as you probably know. something i always like to tell people who want to quit smoking. you don't have to wait years to see the benefits. take a look. just 20 minutes after your last cigarette, your heart rate and blood pressure will drop.

that's what santa clara cops said they found inside a man's home. 45-year-old everett was charged in february. today, the court unsealed the search warrant, which revealed everything found in the santa clara home. he was angry at state senator reid for his proposed gun control law. >> sandra cruz was stabbed to death last week, allegedly, by her ex-boyfriend, despite a restraining order against him. police say cruz dated juan ramirez for a year. >> she waent to kick boxing. she was asking my brother and my sister in law. they were just going to teach her gun sachty. >> cruz had just returned fr ee last friday when she was attacked and killed. the man hunt for cruz continues tonight. >> berkley police, tonight, they say they don't think she was targeted. police still don't know where the arrow was exactly shot from. the arrow hit tuesday while the 8-year-old was climbing a whale sculpture that zsits out front. >>> the driver behind the deadly big rig crash could face manslaughter charges. we're showing you cell phone video taken by another driver on interstate 80 near davis. police sa

things like mount everett.ut with a camera, tripod, a fish-eye lens and this is the base camp at mount everett. and then mount kilimanjaro is also something that they've started to street view maps. this is great for getting kids -- i think teachers can use this as a really good educational tool in the classroom, to take kids to places that you normally can't get to. >> obviously, not their car with the fancy camera. a little backpack. >> right. and they didn't walk the whole mountain. they didn't do every single piece of the mountain. it's not every footstep, but more than we've had before. >> all right. back to your basketball game. we know you've been watching the whole time. >> i'd rather get back to the basketball game than you singing the boyz ii men lyrics. >> another story. my talent appearance. mario, thanks for reminding everybody. we're back with the story of one dog's see -- seeing one dog's seeing-eye dog. you get it, right? after these messages. [ lane ] are you growing old waiting for your wrinkl

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we're hosting the summer resource fair at everett middle school saturday march 9 from 10:00 equal to 2:00 p.m. the fair say great opportunity to find out about the multitude of summer camps and summer options available to the youth of san francisco. we are just one exhibitor around the city who will be attending the fair and representing programs from kindergarten to high school and there will be presentations and information session on the kindergarten to college program. you are going to hear in a little bit from katie petrucione, but i wanted to highlight good information from the city human resources. during the six-month stretch of the fiscal year 2013 of the our workers' compensation costs are done $162,000 over the same stretch from the previous year and the number of indemnity and medical claims are down by 33% during the same time period. so i want to thank our own division of human resolutions and kim gee and their team and most of all our workforce for being safe and staying healthy. it really matters. i want to talk about the city's graffiti watch campaign. we are encoura

court documents reveal everett basham boasted about using military sniper skills to target senator lee outside the state capitol. the e-mail threat read in part i have 39 confirmed killed in afghanistan. don't make me get to 40. a search of basham's santa clara home last month turned up a stockpile of bomb-making materials. prosecutors say he was angry about senator yee's push for tighter gun control. >>> the sun is rising in vatican city. soon the catholic cardinals will be getting back toth work of electing a new poun tiff. they spent the night in the vatican hotel after a simple dinner of pasta with tomato sauce, soup and vegetables. day one of the conclave, there was smoke but no pope. as expected, the cardinals cast their first vote this morning. cbs reporter daniel notingham tells us the next vote is just hours away. >> black smoke rose from the sistine chapel a sign from the waiting crowd and world that no new pope was elected. the crowd in st. peter's square watched the chimney on the large screen while inside 115 cardinals from around the world cast their first vote in the pro

when everett perrin want -- whenever anyone says something stupid, it starts a controversy on socialedia. a list about who has the coldest flow ever. you have your list, i have mine. i have snoop on my list, biggie , er -- i raise that because, i raise this with all due respect, do you remember the scene in malcolm x when all of the -- when malcolm is in front of the jail and all the brothers are lined up. the line basically is, that is too much power for one negro. a powerful scene. i was in a conversation about that one day and somehow your name came up. somebody in the crowd said as we were talking about you that if snoop were saying something, he would be dangerous. if his music was riding -- was really saying something, that negro would be dangerous. i love the fun in your music. now that you have this snoop lion thing coming out, does that comment writ at you at all? >> i have always felt like that, too. i have always been in positions -- for example, i was at the liev 8 concert. we were in london in some big part. i look to the side of the stage, bill gates, paul mccartney, da

everett koop died this past week. he was a highly-respected pediatric surgeon appointed by president reagan in the early '80s to be surgeon general of the united states. koop campaigned vigorously against smoking, with considerable success. he wasan evangical presbyterian who surprised many by his vigorous efforts to address the hiv and aids epidemic through his advocacy of condom use and sex education. he was also a staunch opponent of abortion. dr. koop was 96 years old. >>> that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us anytime on the pbs app for iphones and ipads. there's much more on our webte. you can comment on all of our stories and share them. audio and video podcasts are also available. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, scenes from the vatican of benedict xvi, now pope emeritus, during his final days as the successor to saint peter. >>> major funding is provided by the lilly endowment dedicated to its founders interest in community education. addition

through 12th grade, and they went to schools that don't exist any more, accept hoover and lowell and everette and my two sisters before me and me and i am working at the school right now that i went to and so it feels extra painful to not come back to the school that i work at. this is me. sorry to hog all of your time but i have a visual. this is me in my kindergarten class and this is me over 20 years later in the same place and in the courtyard. now teaching my class and so i just would really like to return to the school that i started at. thank you. >> hi mr., my name is marty dulalis and i am alumni of the after school program and tina lolho was more than a teacher to me, she was like an aunt and it means pita and she was like a mother to, she knew how to teach and oh, boy does she know how to teach. i was one of the problem children during my time. so, she was really empowering and she also was... yeah, she was really empowering because i have come up to this stand since i was seven and i learned how to speak in public and i learned how to vouch for my philippine-american community bec

to her left, commander steve everett, to his left lieutenant colonel dana, marine corps installation west. thank you. let me go ahead and start off by talking a little bit and just going back over some of the discussions yesterday that i think are going to play into this discussion. we had vice admiral beeman talk a little bit yesterday about capabilities and vice admiral zunkoff talked about partnerships, unity of effort, unity of command. mayor lee talked about dod efforts, expertise, community efforts and as we go into all those discussions today you will see best practices applied during the 10 years from those fires. i have the pleasure of working for administrator fuget in fema headquarters. fema's role is to coordinate response between state and local governments and his focus, his direction to us really comes down it 3 things. he asks us to always plan for the worst case, the maximum of the maximums and it's go to see the department of defense is incorporating this within the catastrophe policy that was spoken about a little earlier. no. 2, he asked us to sppbld and are able